On 4/9/08 8:22 AM, "Massimiliano Maini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 09/04/2008 > 16:07:41: > >> > * Massimiliano Maini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [080409 13:34]: >>> > > Hi all, >>> > > when editnig a position you have to click on the doubling cube to set >>> its >>> > > value. >>> > > Problem is that the "sensitive" area is always on the left of the board, >>> > > no matter >>> > > the playing direction (clockwise/counterclockwise). >>> > > In a case the cube is no the right but you still have to click on the >>> left >>> > > to edit. >>> > > MaX. >> > >> > Not reproducable here on a MacOS build. I always have to click on the >> > cube. > > Hmm, strange ... actually I thnk my explanation was not clear enough. > > - Start a money session playing clockwise. The cube is on the right side. > - Enter edit mode: clicking on the cube allows you to change its value. > - Exit the edit mode. > - Change the playing direction (counterclockwise). The cube *stays* on the > right. > - Enter edit mode: clicking on the cube no longer brings up the window with > the cube value. You have to click on the left side. > - Exit edit mode. > - Now stanrt e new money session: the cube is now on the left. > > I think that changing the playing direction durnig a session does not move the > cube > correctly (while the sensible area seems to be moved correctly). > > MaX. > I tried these exact steps on the latest release on the website for Windows, and I compiled the latest version (CVS) for OS/X. The cube as you suggest starts on the right after editing the cube position but at least for me, when I change to playing counterclockwise the cube IS moved to the left side (You say yours remains on the right). When I go an edit it again I click on the cube on the left side and the cube edit window shows up as I would expect.
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